I agree that one should refrain from ever using "guarantee correctness" in context of type systems outside of Coq & co. But "extremely basic properties" is IMO similarly exaggerating in the other direction.
Take the "basic" property "cannot be null" for example - Considering the issues and costs the lack of that one incurred over the decades, I'd call that one damn interesting.
And Rust? C'mon, its affine type system is its biggest raison d'etre.
Take the "basic" property "cannot be null" for example - Considering the issues and costs the lack of that one incurred over the decades, I'd call that one damn interesting.
And Rust? C'mon, its affine type system is its biggest raison d'etre.